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Torah stolen by Nazis for post-Holocaust Jewish museum back in use in Prague

Torah stolen by Nazis for post-Holocaust Jewish museum back in use in Prague
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Torah scroll the Nazis stole for their post-Holocaust Jewish museum returns to service in Prague

Torah scroll the Nazis stole for their post-Holocaust Jewish museum returns to service in Prague
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VIRTUAL Story of the Czech Torah Scrolls – J

July 21 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Free Lois Roman of the Memorial Scrolls Trust traces their history, from vibrant Jewish communities before WWII to their current day restoration/distribution to Jewish global communities. Presented by Corte Madera Library. Registration is required.Event Website

New Marlborough filmmaker on the sacred Czech Torah scrolls: Let s not forget

The sacred Czech Torah scrolls, rescued after the Nazis had looted synagogues and thrown the scrolls into a synagogue in Prague, Czech Republic. MICHAEL SHOCKET GREAT BARRINGTON â€” Rabbi Neil Hirsch opens a centuries-old Torah scroll that was seized by the Nazis. The sacred document now lives here, at Hevreh of Southern Berkshire.  Though it is estimated to be more than 200 years old, it is used frequently. Most [of the Czech scrolls] are not in good enough shape, he said. At 1 p.m. Tuesday, the Jewish Broadcasting Service will air a documentary, The Messenger, which tells the story of these scrolls, and two other Holocaust films by New Marlborough filmmaker Michael Shocket, a London native who is a member of Hevreh. The broadcast comes in time for Yom Hashoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, which begins Thursday. 

Massachusetts rabbi highlighted in documentary Commandment 613

Jewish Ledger Massachusetts rabbi highlighted in documentary “Commandment 613” By Stacey Dresner WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS – Miriam Lewin was in Leeds visiting her first cousin Rabbi Kevin Hale in August of 2016 when she learned of his work with the Czech Memorial Scrolls. Hale is one of 17 authorized scribes who work on the restoration and repair of scrolls that were rescued after World War II by the Czech Memorial Scrolls Trust in London. Today more than 1,500 restored Czech Torah scrolls are on permanent loan in Jewish communities all over the world. “I always knew what he did,” Lewin said. “But one day I was visiting him at his house in the Pioneer Valley and he was telling me about the work that he does with these specific scrolls – the Torah scrolls from the Memorial Scrolls Trust – and that he goes to a lot of congregations and works on the scrolls, and I blindly said, ‘That sounds like a film!’ Kind of like Judy Garland and Mickey R

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